Titlebook: Managerialism; A Critique of an Ide Thomas Klikauer Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013

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Annihilating Social Change,ut retains the organisational apparatus while subjecting it to socialisation. There is continuity in the revolution because certain organisational rationalities, freed from irrational restrictions and destructions, can be sustained in post-managerial societies. This is of fundamental significance fo

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Spreading Managerialism,lism’s present development and that of managerial capitalism into the future, assuming that a relatively normal capitalist evolution takes place until — a quite possible — global environmental destruction occurs. This means for theoretical purposes, temporarily neglecting the ‘real and present’ poss

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Managerialism and Positive Thinking,s. Necessity, morality and guilt have no place in this ideology. Corporate managers can give a signal that liquidates hundreds of jobs, lives, and — in economic terms — confines people to endless circles of poverty, destitution, depression, and violence on our ‘Planet of Slums’.. Yet managers can st

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The Age of Managerialism, pre-managerial to managerial societies. However, current managerial societies have altered the base of domination to some extent.. They have done this by gradually changing personal dependence of slaves on masters, serfs on lords, and subsequently workers on management with an additional dependence

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